Stojanowski
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Just got my truck a month ago and and front right has a decent chunk. About to just break down and go to TSW and let them rebuild them all
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Did someone say that was a factory error? IIRC that was determined after a LOT of time & effort..... yet Fox hasn't addressed the problem?i bought the same fox 3.0 set front and rear. drove 1200 miles and got tired of the clunk/click. I have them for sale if anyone is interested.
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fox told me its normal noise so i told them i will never buy their crap againDid someone say that was a factory error? IIRC that was determined after a LOT of time & effort..... yet Fox hasn't addressed the problem?
This is a good point. Anybody with Kings is familiar with the clickity click sounds from the bypass check valves, and you either get used to it or you don't. But...... in an actual race truck there is so much other noise that it doesn't matter. It seems as if the OEM shocks absolutely had to be quiet as part of NVH requirements, but pretty much every performance mod (knobby tires, trans cooler fans, bed-mounted tool boxes, squeaky delren bushings, external bypass valves), crank up the noise, aka "race trucks doing race truck things".Race trucks doing race truck things...
Not to mention race brakes, holy hell. Sounds like a train coming to a stop.This is a good point. Anybody with Kings is familiar with the clickity click sounds from the bypass check valves, and you either get used to it or you don't. But...... in an actual race truck there is so much other noise that it doesn't matter. It seems as if the OEM shocks absolutely had to be quiet as part of NVH requirements, but pretty much every performance mod (knobby tires, trans cooler fans, bed-mounted tool boxes, squeaky delren bushings, external bypass valves), crank up the noise, aka "race trucks doing race truck things".
It's so funny when people realize that afterwards. Before we moved into our current building, our business was mixed in with a German brand repair/service shop.Not to mention race brakes, holy hell. Sounds like a train coming to a stop.
Sounds like a train coming to a stop.
Don't forget the noise from all those coins rattling around in the console.My Pro Eagle jack rattles around the most in the back. Will report back if I hear anything else when I remove the jack.